In 1985 the American Cancer Society started a week long campaign with the purpose to notify the public on the importance of the early detection of breast cancer. Today, and with the support of foundations, charities, and organizations across the country, the whole month of October is now recognized as Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
The month of October is dedicated not only to spreading information on breast cancer detection, but also is a month focused on raising money for a cure, as well as raising money to fund patient/family support programs. In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2023, USA Love List would like to bring attention to American Made Companies that give back and support Breast Cancer Awareness.
PLEASE, make it a priority TODAY to regularly check yourself for breast cancer!! Learn the symptoms and access free breast health and healthy living educational guides via the National Breast Cancer Foundation, INC.
American Made Companies That Support Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2023
Manic Panic
Manic Panic donates 15% of the purchase price from their Pink Warrior™ products to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Pink Warrior™ is a neon pink hair dye that glows under black light. Manic Panic hair dye is vegan and cruelty free.
Pride Golf Tee
Pride Golf Tee is the worlds largest manufacturer of golf tees. The Pride Performance Special Edition Breast Cancer Awareness plastic golf tees are made in the USA. A portion of their sales are dontated to breast cancer research.
Seek & Swoon
Seek & Swoon decorative throw blankets are made in the USA from recycled yarn. The Hope Throw is inspired by a journey of hope and survival.
$10 from every sale of The Hope Throw goes to support organizations that support breast and ovarian cancer research and cures.
Luca + Danni
$15 from the sale of each of these bangles is donated to the Gloria Gemma Breast Cancer Resource Foundation.
Color the World
Color the World lipstick is all natural, vegan, cruelty free, and hand poured. Color the World Girls Night Out lipstick is a warm, earthy red color.
"Girls Night Out" highlights the efforts of the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.At Color The World, we donate 10% of our distributed profits, split between a number of charitable causes, including the Breast Cancer Research Foundation
Seeds of Happiness
Seeds of Happiness started out as a way for sculptor Mark Borella to use leftover pieces of clay. He molded his scraps into little smiley faces to spread happiness to his friends who needed a smile. Today, Seeds of Happiness is spreading smiles all over the world.
Seeds of Happiness is giving a portion of the sales profit from the Bag of 8 “Pink” Seeds to the American Cancer Society.
Soulmate
Soulmate made in USA socks are fun and cozy. The Pinktober Crew Socks give back to a life-saving cause. A portion of all sales from these socks will be donated to Dragonheart Vermont, an amazing breast cancer survivor organization
Have you visited our Made in USA Shopping District? It is the place to start your shopping when you want to find the best of American-made.
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The Susan G. Komen Foundation has long been connected to Planned Parenthood going so far as to make significant contributions ($7,500,000 last year) to the group that holds the title of our nation’s number one women’s healthcare promoter and provider.
I am so glad to see so many supporting breast cancer. Breast cancer isnt just for women. My husband had a form of breast cancer called mammary analog salivary gland cancer . It is a cancer in which the markers are positive for BRC1 which is breast cancer. Pretty rare, but he is doing OK.
Looking into getting sponsored for our Mamas Boyz Lacrosse Team. Our 2019 team is going to Nationals in Florida during December and we want to promote the cause that we play for and let the lacrosse world now what these boys are playing for and promoting Breast Cancer awareness
I did not know that Mohawk supports breast cancer awareness. Awesome!
The Susan G. Komen Foundation has long been connected to Planned Parenthood going so far as to make significant contributions ($7,500,000 last year) to the group that holds the title of our nation’s number one women’s healthcare promoter and provider.